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Usage Examples

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	== Usage Examples ==		== Usage Examples ==

			=== Resume session ===
	<pre>		<pre>
	# screen		# screen
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	# screen -dr		# screen -dr
	</pre>		</pre>

			=== Share a session ===
			<pre>
			user1:# screen
			</pre>
			<pre>
			user2:# ssh user1@host
			user2:# screen -x
			</pre>

			The first user hosts a screen session and the second user can connect to the non-disconnected "multi-display" session using the -x parameter. Text input is shared additionally.

	== Links ==		== Links ==

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	[screen ~~man page~~]~~(/development/documentation/man_pages/screen.html)~~		* [[:wikipedia:GNU Screen\|screen Wikipedia article]]


	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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imported_>kaltsi: New page: == Description == Screen is a tool to manage multiple terminal sessions. It offers a very handy way to run multiple interactive shells when the screen space is limited. The manual page i...

2009-10-01T06:41:28Z

New page: == Description == Screen is a tool to manage multiple terminal sessions. It offers a very handy way to run multiple interactive shells when the screen space is limited. The manual page i...

New page

== Description ==

Screen is a tool to manage multiple terminal sessions. It offers a
very handy way to run multiple interactive shells when the screen
space is limited.

The manual page is well written and provides comprehensive documentation.

== Packages ==

'''source''': screen

'''binary''': screen

== Usage Examples ==

<pre>
# screen
</pre>

To exit from screen, exit from all the shells that you had started in
it, or you can also suspend it to background by issuing C-a d (control-a d).

You can later return to the suspended session by starting screen like this:

<pre>
# screen -dr
</pre>

== Links ==

[screen man page](/development/documentation/man_pages/screen.html)

== See Also ==

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